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Anyone with a 97-00 Tj mind snapping a pic of the wiring going into their resistor?
Just replaced mine and the motor, cut the old harness out and threw it away weeks ago.....and have lost the pic I took to rewire the old on.
Searched online and can't find anything too helpful
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The only pic I have off mine is from when I replaced my heater core. Unfortunately, all of the wires are green as I had previously replaced the resistor when it went bad and melted itself to the connector. I got a new connector off rockauto which came with pigtail wires to splice in, hence the all green wiring I have at the plug now.

For a 2000 model, wire colours should be

1 Tan
2 Light Green
3 Light Blue
4 Black/Tan

When the resistor pack is mounted in the housing the black/tan I think would be on the left and the tan on the right. A picture would obviously confirm that.

Edit: found a pic in an old thread I'd posted in on Jeepforum.com.

The TJ the pic is from is LHD but the connector is mounted the same way up and the wires are arranged the same way in both LHD and RHD.


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Thanks heaps, I've got the same all green pigtail, next wknds job
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Hey Scott... You still alive eh
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Hey mate, long time, yep still alive! How's everything your way? Just started a long list of fixes on my old TJ!
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For all you later model TJ owners out there like me, 2004 to 2006, the pic above is the resistor you need.

I bought the one that looks like it has a thin ‘credit card’ attached as that is what was used in later US models.

Turns out that export model RHD’s have the earlier resistor part number 4734998 ect...

Good news is that the earlier resistor is far easier to replace.
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